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Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
Tariff ABDUCTION =.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Hon. W. L
Scott, OF Pennsylvania, returned to the
city this evening from his visit to the
President at Oak View, and WAS seen by
a reporter OF the Associated Press. When
asked whether the tariff and a reduction
of the revenue had been discussed by the
President and himself and Secretary Fair
child and Mr.. Carlisle, and whether any
bill had been agreed upon. he said that
this subject, as well as other public mat.
ters, had been talked about, and that
while there was no difference of opinion
among the gentlemen present as to the
necessity for an early reduction Of the
revenue and taxation, no measure for
that purpose had been agreed upon,
and none would be without consulta
ton with the members belonging to the
majority of the House of Representa-
tives.
1t was the opinion of all that there
ought to be very considerable reduction
OF the esrliest possible date after the
meeting OF Congress, but the manner in
which the reduction should be made was
considered only In general way, and no
details were agreed upon. This, he said,
was al! that could be said about the So
called conference, and the STATE ments
upon the subject going the rounds Of the
press were mere speculations.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
In tho Whole Hideous CatsIorue

or diseases, there we're none which
previous to the di,covery of Hostetter's q
Stomach Bitters, offered more formida.
BILE resistance TO the old fashioned
modes of treatment than the group of
maladies which, under the collective
name OF malsrial disease, afflicted en-.
tire communities that suffered hope.
lessly. Chills and fever, dumb ague,
sgue cake and bilious remittent we're
once regarded AZ we'll nigh incurable.
Now 1t rejoices the hearts Of thousands
who reside In districts periodically sub.
jec. to to the visitation OF malaria, to
feel certain that in the Bitters they
possess certain defense against the
scourGe, q sure means OF expellipg its
poit on from the system. To the settler In
the far West, the new emigrant thither,
and to travellers and tourists by land
and sea, the possession OF this pile asant
safeguard 10 . guarantee of safety from
diseases which they might vainly seek
from any other source.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
PERSONAL.

Captain Benson was somewhat better
this morning, but 10 still seriously III.
Mrs. john H. Nesshin bas gone to
ennsgrove to spend week with relA-
uves.
Miss CLARA Locke is seriously Ill with
Intern ittent fever, but seemed slightly
improved this morning.
Constable Ward, who vas stricken
with paralysis q few days bince, 10
much bettsr.
Mrs. Annie Sollavay has returned
home from n i've weeks visit to friends
In Dover.
DIR. p. w. Tomlinson has retur ned
from his visit to Rehoboth, and Is ready
to reosiye calls from invslids.
George Il. O'Connor has returned
from q three weeks' trip through the
E.stern Btales.
Walter Finn, who has been working
In Baltimore for soIn9 time. has return
ed to this city.
Mas Mary O'Donnell left this morn
Ing for Uresson to continus her studies
~ the Academy OF ht. ct. Aloyhus,
Loretto
Cyrus stern remains aDout lne same,
and Is 30 weak and debilitated that 1t is
only with the area.ett difficulty he can
move around the house.
Mr.. John Il Moony 10 said to have
the purest tenor voice OF any person. IN
this city, and with practice wo1 d make
Walters and others stand TO one side.
Mrs. Russell, wifs of Officer Thomas
Russell, has been rusticatlDg at Bran
dywine Springs the past two weeks.
Mrs. William II. Taylor OF this city
returned home last evening from two
weeks visit 10 Baltimore aud her former
home. Hartford County, Md.
Psynter Davidson and Jennie Shook
ley, OF this city, were married at Gam
dep, N. j on the 4th inst, by the Rev.
John Y. DIbbins ct his reside nee, No.
sos North Third street.
&C Montgomery and George Gar.
lisle have gone on q tour to Baltimore,
Washington, Cape Charles City and
other places of interest on the caste, n
shore.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
The Haddock N 1urder.

SIOUX CITY, lowe, Sept. The
noted Hsddock murder case was called
in the District Court this morning, but
there is bat little hopo OF con victone
The Temperance Alliance OF Iowa has
endeavored to secure funds for the
work, hut although 1000 circulars were
addressed 10 the clergymen and tenn.
perance people, somewhat less than
$1,000 was received. The special veuire
Is composed OF some of the IN ost pro-
nounced 'aloon men in Sioux City, and
Sheriff Mcdonald is severely criticised
for the character Of the Jury,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
FOURTH EDITION
Clayunont Itsns.

Rev. J. Leighton McKim, late prin.
cipAl and rector Of 6t. Mary's Hall, has
removed 10 ClAymon from Burlington,
N. j., where he will conduct young
ladies' school.
The road com missioutrs Of Brandy
wine Hundred procured stone dust at
Port Deposit and are covering the main
road, from your city toward Chester NJ
far as the State line. 1t makes the
roads first class for easy riding
VIM. Casey had threshed out on
Monday last 800 bushels OF wheat from
eleven acres OF ground.
Mr.. John Blrtwell OF Chester, and
his three sonR, epeut Sunday last with
bis brotber.in Law, Ambrose 8. Ottey
OF Olay &c ont. The latter gentleman,
after twelve weeks sickness, has got
able 10 do light work at his trade OF
blscksmithing.
Two brakemen on the top Of moving
freigh. train, the other day, engaged In
play ing ball.
A young man who had been to your
city on Monday last got too top heavy,
and let very fine colt run away throw.
ing him out and hurting him eliRhtly.
The sulky WAS somewhat demaRed.
Alfred Handy is building for his
brother Robert o very fne cottage near
Holly Oak, slze 81 by 80, with kitchen
attached, 16 by 20. Mr.. Handy 10 one
OF Brand wine Hundreds boss carpen-
ters, and knows how tn do good joo Of
work, also he has plenty of 1t to do.
MIR. VIM. Husbands has had very
Substantial barn built ut Claymont.
| The game laws were viola.ed here on
Sunday last, as several gunners got on
NJ the station on tho evening OF the
above day.
A night wstchman has been put on
ut the main railroad crossing, making
shorter days for Mr.. Joseph Slawter,
who has been the day guard for six
years.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
1t Commences. Tomorrow Morning,


have decided to com NJ ence the N uch
tslked.o "school sale" tc-morrow
morning instead Of Monday, which
change 10 made by many requests of
the public. Saturday being payday
and knowing the demand will be larger
than ususi-it will certainly give paren "a
an opportunity to make selections on
Friday. whom the rush will not be 40
great have arranged o counter on
which can be found pants for 30 cents.
Az cents, 60 cebts, up to the
very hnest grades. On another
CONNER nuits from 81 90 up and,
for $3.50 you can get a yery Ane
pleated Norfolk jacket cassimsre suit.
nicely made, and above all rsmember
the place-Meyer's grand central d pot.
northwest corner Fifth and Market
Don't forget tho day, Friday, .septem.
ber 9Th, and you won Z regret it.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
--
Tried to Murder HIS sleeoinx Nx,fe

BUFFALO. n. T., Sept EARLY this
m orning az old German named Alois
Proe!l, aged 60 years, attempted to
muir Ter his vile while she was asleep.
DE struck her several blows over the
head, one of which laid open her skull
He believed he lad killed her, and
toing direct to police headquarters, sur
rendered himself. Tho woman is still
awe, but her recovery Is doubtful. She
mad her husband arrested few days
ago oa a charge OF assaulting their
daughter He claimed 1t was a con.
slifacy' end this is supposed to have
led 10 his murderous attempt,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
Something For the street Comm,s,,on

something For the street Commission,
A resident OF South Wilmington
wishes attention called to the fact iha
there has not been any one over Third
street bridge to collect ashes for over a
year. He says that many of the peopl {
throw their ashes on the street, m ak na
1t very dusty and unpleasant for per.
sons riding along. In some instanc css
ashes are put in boxes and barrels and
after standing for days In the vain hope
tha st me one will come and haul them
away are upset In the street, and 60 tu
swell the clouds Of dust raised by every
passing vehic 9 or gust of wind. There
Is some talk OF prosecuting these who
throw tEeir asnes on the street. but
un Ter the circumstances 1t ia hard TO
tell what other disposition they can
make OF them. The gentleman who
makes the complaint Is q heavy tax
payer, and thinks that the people IN
that section OF the city have some rights
as we'll as those on this side OF the
Christiana.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
DotH,


Governor Bi2gs will represent this
State 10 the line of the Industrial pa.
Iada in Pailadelphia.
A meeting OF house, chr and carriage
painters wlil be keid in the McOlary
bnilding to morrow evening st s clock.
A. L. Hudson, Jr, narrowly escaped
being run into by train OF cars nj
Clayton on Monday lsst.
The finishing touches are being pu,
upon the tug Champion at the yard Of
the Pusey K Jones Company.
A barge built by tie jackson &
Sharp Co. for Hewlett q Co. Of Now
York, was launched yesterday.
Commodore G. II. Hitchcock and
wife Of Troy, N. Y, are visitiug their
daughter, Mrs. W. Fl. Beeson, Of tnie
city.
The transfer steamer John W. Gar.
tett, built by the Harlan Il HollinRs.
worth Company, 10 about being com.
pleted.
Job England residing near the Rising
Bun, Cecil County. Md. lost two Clydes.
dsle horses By the epidemic, few daye
ago, valued at S4C0.
Mrs. George Blight, who was buried
IN Philadelphia, was daughter of the
late John j. Miuiean, and resided
many years In our city.
The Shields Library Association will
start their soirees Saturday evening,
Septem ber 10. at Fifth and Walnut
streets. Their dancing school stsrts
Tuesday, September 13.
The seven.ys ar old son of James Voss
oil smyrna was drowned on Tuesday even.
ing in Duck Creek, by falling from the
whari on which he was playing after he
had returned from school.
Patrick Kane died Of the residencs OF
bis brother, John Kane. near Ashland
Cbrist!sns Hundred, on the 7th inst,
dis funeral VIII take place on Friday
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., chairman
OF the Beard OF Street and Saver Direc.
tore, will recsive proposals for building
waiis and laying bricks In about AGO
feet CT Shipley Run sewer, and also
laying Dram on West Fig street.
race will come oil tomorrow after.
noon, at Poplar Grove Park near Smyrna.
between d. l. 5pruaLce's gray horse. j.
|. {. and j. F. Goldsborough's, dun
horse Frank. Other nsgs will also try
their speed.
Joseph 81. HossinRer, who died Mt his
htme near Lynch's, Kent County, Md,
on Tuesday last was a native of Whit.
C!ny Creek Hundred. where bis rela
tives continue to reside. He leaves an
estate valued at over $4,000.
Alexander Boyd advertises fur COVE
which strayed away from his premises,
at Green Hill, Chris;iana Hundred, on
Tuesday last. They are giving milk,
and cont' quently he has experienced
some irconveniencs in supplying HIS
many customers.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
THE BEST.

Get the best you can for the
money always. Let your eyes
be your Judge, don't take any
body's word for your Judge, it's
poor policy. We don't want
anybody to take ours, all we ask
is to look at the goocs. We can
give you more fer SIS than you
can get elsewhere for $40. But
don't take our word for it,put us
to the test. Come and see us if
you want Children's, Youths,
Boys or Mems Clothing. Our
Fall Overcoat is taking; from 81
up are the prices
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
NEARLY "A EIrA

Qaite an excitement was oocasloncd
on tuesday evening by q young lady
IN Ine employ Of Charles Kyle, corner
OF sixth and Orange streets, going up
STAIRS with lighted candle in her hand,
when In stopping down she set Ere TO
the fringe hanging from the mantle.
For time 1t looked as II there was 90
ipg 70 be fire, but fortunately the
9laze was extinguished before much
damage was done.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
The y1re Ffend.

A Ere started at Psterson, New jersey.
yesterday morning, In Jscksop's silk
mill, OCCUPY ing part OF the Grant Loco
motive Works building, and soon ex.
tended to the latter. Nothing remains
of the Grant Works except the erecting
shop, tho iouudry and part OF the new
machine phop.
The loss on the silk mill Ia S1b, ,0Oo,
and 100 hands are thrown out OF en-
p!oyment there. The loss on the loco.
motive works Ia eStinsted nj $3.50 900
and the number OF hands thrown out ol
work ia 600
A fl 70 in Rswson, Ohio, on Tuesday,
dertroy ed SO houses, q grain elevator
and n number ~ stables, causing . LOST
estimated at $4,000. The Lake Fri,
aud Western track WAS SO badly dam
aged that traffic was delayed. RAwsor
Is y town ofsbout 1000 Inhabitants.
A fire In the engine house OF the Bar
rem Fork Coal Company, near Somer
sot, Kentucky, yesterday morning, de
stroy ed tho costly machinery nsed II
mining. The less 10 estimated ut 500.
600.
<s
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
A ComiDe Event.

Filth Sinclair, with her great coined v
company, will commence an engage
inent OF three nights at the Academy
OF MuAlo next Monday night, In the
three act musical comedy entitled "a
BOZ OF cash." which 10 now drawing
packed houses at the Standard theatre,
brooklyn: The dresses worn by Mics
eshGlalr In this play are said to be
models or elegance, ranging from rustic
to gorReousness.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
Gone to Trenton.

Samuel johnson, the agent OF the
Dayton Hedge Com pany, took another
party to Trenton, N. j., this morning
to view the hedges In that vicinity
which have hesn subjected to the DOM
psny's process. There were between
forty and fifty farmers in the party,
representing Brandyw inc, Christiana,
Mill Creek and Pencader Hundreds,
among the latter being the Cooch broth.
ers.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
proe oero,sip z Rapidlyi

The work in South WIN
the sheilpot extension Of, Of !. ,ss ,ss
B. Railroad 10 progressing 10y s,
the cut at Heald street Is o.. nv
cd, while the bridge Q. 'a ~.
completed and carriages s. ~
over It. As soon as the F'sn, s,n,J
fully settled the entire ~O'
pushed to completion.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
sudden Death.

Elwood II. Baypazd, the year.old
son OF Samuel II. Baynasd, died very
suddenly Mt noon to day. He had be en-
sllshtly unwell for about week, bu,
last evening he was taken quite III, and
notwithi landing the efforts of his ply.
slcian, he continued to grow worse un.
I'll his sufferings ended In death. This
Is the second son Mr.. Baynard has Iost
Within year, and his many friends
sS mpathizs with him in this sffllctioD'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
GONE to washington, D.

The Philadelphia Base 'bi, II (
passed through this city IN" IN N
on the II O'Clock train SD N
f1 from Boston to washinEI'01P. Z 1P,I,a ii
lion lion b. by several of thei: :iis'''||
siCe here.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
n..,, n. . B,.x,ps clearinghouse.

BUFFALO, NY, Sept. 7.-AsPecial from
Tonawanda says that Richard Hensler.
fireman on the propeller Burkhead, was
burned to death ip q fire in the boarding.
house of Jonn sullivan, on Webster street
early this morning. All the other board
ers escaped with their lives, though some
were hurt by jumping out OF windows.
Hensler was from Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
DIED..
pllRTfR
/ Roahna villa O [

PORTER-On tine eto Inst Roseas, wife O I
Robert Porter, in her 40th year.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral from her late residence, kighth
avenue, Eleventh ward on Friday morn ing
at O'Clock. lnterment at New Cathedral
Gem etery.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
VviII start In a Few Day.

The new buildings of the johnson
Forge Company, in South Wilmington,
are now completed, and it is expected
That work will be resumed in a few
days, The buildings are larger thar
those destroyed by the FIRE, and the nav
machinery will be OF the most approved
kinds.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
Extra NJ eetlp 8"

The Heavenly Recruits !1ls and nd
tent meetirgs at FiiIH nd I q
streets every afternoon az F,an
Converts every eVopi.s ,samp pr
lansbee, the California li'% ! u%ysuii
will preach afternoon ard ''''I
over Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
Case Reopensd ara u CouI

Judge Cummins auucud
mornings session Of the cd
as he had been Informed III
Malone and Copten, whJ
yesterday morning fer snI
Archie Galloway, had s5n|
who they wished examined
half, he had determined to|
case. II. C. Turner, E,Q
that he had been engaged |
the prisoners, and al bis1
care will be heard tc.mo"oj
Mcbride, Malone sna d
preferred n counter chs-ss|
and battery with intent to |
Charles McMsnus, one OF l
tors, and Frank R!ce, ths|
the Grand Central Theatre.
ting was. OF their request
poaea until 10 morrow 10 /
timo TO have their attorney |
delphia present, and asO
attendance OF several vitus(
OF the accused were re,ea1
lWn r. cogniZapCe,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
TheIast Trip of the sss'

The steamer Republic wl',D, ,.s|
morrow, but will make he' t,s) III
to Cape May on Satuluas,, ", totI
she will mako the last irip ~ ~ ~,
more visit to th!a cei'p.bI =, N
should avail themselves Of y
tunitY.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08

LDtRr Now.

All who think of graduating at tie
Wilmington Commercial College.
Eighth and Market streets, this year, or
who, after parsuing a partial course,
may decide to take the graduating
course, should enter now, Come last
year faHed to graduate because they
enrolled too late.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
Cana ht by Annthar Man

The large bass mentioned In yester.
days REPUBLICAN as having been
caught by Charles Rommel, was not
caught by him, but by William Rom.
mel of No. 1910 Elm street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
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WIN Aitaah Ghnrnh

Liberty Conclave, No. 3, Heptasophs
or Seven Wise hen, will attend divine
service at Epwortb NJ. e, Church on
Sunday. 18th inst and cordially invite
the mem bers Of Friendship, No l, al d
Washington, No. 2, to join with them.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
FIFTH EDl]
hktlrOAfi -.

A meeting OF sv,,os
Wednesday morning ,'ss ..
onicago. union meu bs,r ~
twenty four railroad.
one one, from each road va1
~ait on the Chica,o va ~
oainoy officials in ,ho o
demand toe reinsta,e tuu m.,
cteS US discharged on Mc' su
oelnsnd that none bp,
employed at The Ist Iss
yaros. II was ups'ins
that, II both demands
Aesner.l strike should IL, ~
o'oiock In the evening "
DEs MONIES, Iowa s,n
nal train on lie C6,c
and q iincy Railroad ,as
,i, train near Aftcn ,tie after
collision the infant ch,,S
Mosher, OF Cressop, I Nv, v
AMI the chid's mo,bpr
mangled. Sarah Grin
land, Ohio, . man nsr,ai
ton and Mrs. Manill, Of "
were badly ,calded, and !
others received iojurles
were all conveyed to n b,j
An attempt was made y
morning to wreck ~
waukee and ST.. Psnl i,,a
the Burr Robbins circps nj
TO Ysnkton. Dakota. al
telegraph poles were pIac1
track, but, as tbs tf,,n
slowly, the engineer ssv|
tion In time to stop,
Geo, Godtn was kil,ea , i
were severely Injured hy 4
cic ent near Bathurst, Nav
on Tuesday.
Two passenger trains On
sin Central Railroad c1j,,J.
ipRerville, Wise 1nsin, on
wleck!ng q locomotive and
The infant child OF Mr. 4,
Granville, WAS dauVerou,,,
The railway sSitoAmqp \
OLE, indiana, have asked
vau ce Of pay TO the ws,e,
Chicago, and the addition
10 each OF the switchilp =,
organized. The supg,ip,,
meet to- day to consider lie
BonDENTowN. sapt 7 j
NO. 4lO. out OF Cauteu on
South Amboy, was wreck
ton. oI the line OF the AnI
or the Penusylvapia Iii
early hour this mor1iog "
Ing OF an axls. Thirteen
were demolished.
The swiichmen' q sir!se
cousin Central Railroad I,
DO virtually at on end. n
are again moving resu,a
III anaRer Gays he will 10
strikers.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,
August IL, 1851
Upon the application of Philip NJ. Plum
kett, Administrator OF John j. Plunkett,
late of Wilmington Hundred, in said
county, deceased, II is ordered and di-
rected by The Register that the Adlninistra-
tor aforesaid give notice of granting of let
ters Of Aimlnlstration upon the estate
Of tGs deceased, with the date of
granting thereof, by causing adver-
tsements 20 he posted within 10 days from the
date ol such letters In six OF the most public
places OF the county of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided
ana also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period in the Daily REPUBLICAN,,
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
pc continued therein three weeks (r.o d.
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
l.. S. SOhCc Of the Register sforesaid, at
~ Wilmington, In New Castle County
aiorcsa aid, the day and year above written
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTICE. All persons having claims against
thr tsiat" of the deceased must present the
sane, duly attested to the Administrator
Aforesaid, on or. before August Is lSsa or
abide th' Act of Assembly in such case made
ana provided.
PHILIP NJ. PLuNKETT,
Administrator.
Aulftss, wilmington, Del. agJ-3w -eod
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
DEGISTER's ORDER.
III REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

NEW OAblLE NObNEI, bEL.,
August 27th, 1857.
Upon the application of John A. Cranston
ami Mary +. Ju.li,. Administrators of James
Cranston, late OF Christiana Hundred, in
said county, deceased, 1t rs ordered and
directed by the Register that the Ad-
granting Of letters of Administration,
upon the estate Of the deceased, with the date
OF granting thereof by causing advertise.
ments TO be posted within forty days
from the dat pf such letters In six OF
the most puzzle places Of the county
lor New Cate, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate TO present
the same, or aDile uy an Act OF Assembly In
5uch case made RId provided and also cause
the same to hr iuslgted within the same reriod
In the Daily RLPC RLicAs, . newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, Del, apd 70 be contin.
ned therein three weeks (e. ODD
(~-~sl Given under the hand ana Seal Of
IL. 8. Once OF the Register aforesaid, at
- Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written,
JOHN h. BRADFORD, Register.
koT1CE-A'l persons having claims AgAinst
the estate oftBe deceased must present the
same duly atteslci 10 the Administrators.
on or before August eth, 1928 or abide
the Act.of Assembly In such case made and
provided.
JOHN A CRANSTON,
MARY L. JUSTIS,
Administrators,
Address, New bnrt bet au'S7
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
state OF tho TempsrAr1
WIS WeAtnoJ,

Tomorrow promises 10 ~
rather cooler. Similar cohi
probably prevail on s.tuf0
slight rise Of tenn perature'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
MAbIkfAGEA

OAKES-HlOHMA the 7th instant,
at S03 Monroe street, by tho Rev. J. L.
Estlin, David 4. Uskes and Eta Il. hfck
man, both OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
Natural GaSJubila

A "natural gas JUBILEE "
Toledo, Ohio, On Wednesli]
celebrate the arrival OF the =
Toledo from wells in HaneocH
counties. A stand pipe Ws
each OF the principal stree.
each gave out "a roaring tolc
as big as a haystack, buTaln
pressure Of 800 pounds q
inch," the illumination IlaA'1
"as light as day 3" An oisl
was held at which fifteen 'hl11
were present. Mayor lian!i1
and speeches were made py Y
Hayes and General James a !
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
the County TAI

Tbs collectors of the coaq5,ys 51s, /
notics that the tax ia owe, o,,si gai, IN I'd
who do not pay up p,,,,d on 4
Will he liable to be caiN1
pense added.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08
A Largo Excursiol

The excursion Of Hiram q
Free and Accepted Masons,
City this morning was ihr
has lett here this season, .herl
ly two thousand persons on y
which left t. e F., W x B
and 6.l5 o'closk. They xer1
led by the Universal Comet
Grand Chapter OF Holy
Masous, the Grand Commsa|
sonic Knights Tenlplar OF DeI
the several subordinate Conf
this city, and Corinthlaa
the 8. Princes OF the Royal
delegations from Dover, smy1
Laurel, Odessa, Seaford and
AT Chester they were Jolrel
OF Masons of that place, and
be met at Atlantic City by |
Grand Lodges OF +. A. A. NJ
sey and Pennsylvauis
Daily Republican., 1887-09-08

Have your shoes repaired, soled ard
hee!sd, for 75c. Il. Ray,er, Second a, d
WAlau. streets.